Ms. Searle's meanings, which deal with issues of race and gender, are becoming more convincingly embedded in her means, which involve an elegant combination of photography and performance.
Scheffe's post hoc tests were applied for comparisons of means which involve more than two means at a time.
"Respect," says the PFA's website, "should mean memory, which involves recovering the stories of past people".
An example of such a strategy is heuristic means-ends analysis, which involves identifying specific differences between the present and the goal situation and searches for operators (processes that will change the situation) that are associated with the differences that were detected.
Another important group of treatments is the psychotherapies, which seek to treat mental disorders by psychological means and which involve verbal communication between the patient and a trained person in the context of a therapeutic interpersonal relationship between them.
Often, the more negative result is coded 0 (negative response), thus: (4) One of the most commonly used methods of imputation in PRO is the Personal Mean Score (PMS) method which involves imputing a missing value using the average score of the individual on the observed responses (rounded to the nearest integer) [ 16, 17].
Epidemiologists manage outbreak identification and confirmation by means of a "situation diagnosis", which involves validating (or invalidating) an alarm (signal identified as abnormal) as an alert (a real, characterized outbreak) and proposing the first countermeasures.
Nichols and Stich emphasize that this Monitoring Mechanism does not operate in isolation, but often co-operates or competes with a second means of acquiring self-knowledge, which involves deploying theories along the lines suggested by Gopnik (see Section 2.1.2 above).
This will be done by identifying the determinants and predictors of a better result in any of these aspects by means of a longitudinal study which involves one-year follow-up of each participant.
Here, some participants argued that 'coping-well' did not fully capture the essence of what it means to not be overwhelmed, which involves having the resources, ability, and/or willingness to confront an untenable situation.
